Ketch Kelton teamed with Denton Dunning and Lil Michael Calmelat blasted a steer in 3.26 and 3.25, respectively, at The Hooey Jr. Patriot in Fort Worth, Texas, March 16, effectively joining the elite club of men to make 3.3-or-faster runs.

Chad Masters and Jade Corkill recorded the first 3.3 at the NFR, but since then, more than just a few guys have gone that fast (or faster, depending on who you ask and how you count these things). We know scores and flaggers vary, but, in the interest of being inclusive and thorough, here’s the list we came up with.

Note: Derrick Begay and Cesar de la Cruz were 3.3 at the George Strait Team Roping Championship in 2007, though no video exists (TO OUR KNOWLEDGE) of it except on RodeoVideo on hard-copy DVD.

Did we miss one? THAT’S COMPLETELY POSSIBLE! Remind us, please, in the comments on Facebook or Instagram.

3.3 | 2009 | Chad Masters and Jade Corkill in Round 9 of the NFR

3.3 | 2012 | Brock Hanson and Ryan Motes in Nacogdoches, Texas

3.1 | 2015 | Clay Smith and Jim Ross Cooper at The Gambler

They were 3.1 on two of the greatest horses of all time: Marty and Jackyl. (Click EXPAND on the video, because it’s old tech and Facebook is a hater sometimes.)

3.3 | 2016 | Clay Tryan and Jade Corkill at the ERA Rodeo in Salt Lake City

3.3 | 2016 | Kaleb Driggers and Junior Nogueira at The Gambler

3.3 | 2017 | Kaleb Driggers and Junior Nogueira in Round 9 of the NFR

3.26 | 2018 | Tyler Wade and Cory Petska at The American Semifinals

3.3 | 2018 | Kaleb Driggers and Junior Nogueira at The American

3.1 | 2020 | Wesley Thorp and Kaleb Driggers at Northside for The American Semifinals (Yes, their names are in the right order there).

3.3 | 2021 | Clay Smith and Jade Corkill at San Antonio

3.3 | 2021 | Dustin Egusquiza and Travis Graves Oakley City, Utah

3.3 | 2022 | Kaleb Driggers and Junior Nogueira at The Fort Worth Timed Event Challenge

3.3 | 2023 | Tyler Wade and Wesley Thorp in Round 8 of NFR

3.26 and 3.25 | Ketch Kelton and Lil Michael Calmelat, Ketch Kelton and Denton Dunning in Shootout Round of The Patriot

Bonus: Brock Hanson and Ryan Motes bought the steer they were 3.3 on in 2012, and he lived a long life having never been roped again in Weatherford, Texas. Here’s where he rests: